flames on a car that crews could not contained. >> firefighters saved this little kitten from an apartment building. >> according to the news, we are on the brink of a historic, historic, unprecedented moment. >> but senator bernie sanders isn't buying it. i'm kris sanchez. why the senator says americans should still go to the polls. we are not just on the brink of summer any more. it's starting to feel like full throttle. >> this weekend it heats up once again. enjoy this nice break with slightly cooler temperatures moving into the bay area. we start out with clouds that will help us out. then as they gradually clear, our temperatures will be warming

up. heading up to 72, san francisco 66. for the high this afternoon. low 80s for the south bay, as well as trite valley. north bay up to 73. into the next few days, those temperatures going up and down. let's head over to anthony to see where the roads are slowing down. >> this is coming in from hercules. a couple of accidents. first one is right near the san rafael/richmond bridge involving a motorcycle. the other one around the berkeley curve. then a stall toward the maze. pack that patience. rest of the east bay looking good. 101 north bound, typical spot

here. >> take a look at that. intense flames destroy two cars in oakland. it happened about three hours ago on 64th avenue not far from international boulevard. fire crews tell us the flames were so hot that the fire actually cracked the windows of a nearby building. nobody was injured. no word on a possible cause. 11 people forced from their homes. one of the victims, a little kitten almost didn't make it out of the burning apartment building. look at that. firefighters using a tiny oxygen mask to help the kitten breathe. it started at an apartment complex before 3:00 this morning. three apartments were damaged. no one was hurt and that kitten is expected to be just fine. >> cat's going to be okay. >> bernie sanders is hoping for

nine lives. voters start heading to the polls here. it is primary day. it is a historic turning point in the race for the white house. >> nbc news reports hillary clinton reached the magic number of delegates to be considered the presumptive democratic nominee. kris sanchez joins us. what is bernie sanders saying? >> he says the delegate count might indicate the democratic presidential primary is over. californians still need to get out to vote. both sides urging that right now. you talked about that nomination number that is 2,383 to clinch the nomination. clinton is one delegate over that as of this morning. bernie sanders has 1,566 delegates but says that because that count is super delegates, hillary clinton does not have

the lead. he blames the media. either way those superdelegates do not have to commit until the july 25th democratic national convention. until then, they could go either way. at this point, clinton still leads the count in committed delegates. the popular vote and some super delegates who decided which way they will go. clinton, sanders urging californians to vote today. >> we have the most important primary. the people of california have the right to determine who is going to be president of the united states. >> we are going to fight hard for every single vote, especially right here in california. >> sanders is vowing to stay in the race until the convention. hillary clinton wants to turn her focus to donald trump. bernie sanders talks about the super delegates and how they could change. in 2008 when hillary clinton was

running against barack obama for the democratic nomination, she had the lead in terms of super delegates when it came time to the convention a lot changed their mind and that's when they conceded, exactly eight years ago today. >> an interesting parallel. hillary clinton up 300 pledged delegates, as well. >> an exclusive nbc bay area field poll showing 8 million people are expected to vote today. 44 turnout was in 2008 with more than 57% of voters coming out. the lowest turnout was 20123 when only 31% showedç to the polls. for more information on specific issues on your ballot head to our website and click on the voter's edge election guide. 6:05. people across california and the nation are mourning the death of helen chavez, the wife of labor

leader cesar chavez. she died yesterday in bakersfield surrounded by family members at the age of 88. >> if it wasn't for her, cesar wouldn't have been able to do any of his work. >> he organized as she tended to the family. helen is the one who helped keep the movement together during cesar chavez' hunger strike. >> she was right there as a steadfast foundation to keep him going and she never wavered. united farm workers saying, helen used her fierce determination to help change the lives of thousands of farm workers and millions of others who are inspired by la causa." >> prosecutors filed a slew of charges against a man accused of

keeping police at bay in a tense standoff in san francisco. this drama unfolded on friday. police ended up using bean bags to subdue the subject. he now faces multiple felony charges. a five-hour long standoff when someone reported an intruder in their home. he took past police, jumped through a neighboring building and fell through a skylight and ended up in hair salon with the arrest pursued. san ramon police are hoping someone will recognize the voice of an armed robbery suspect. >> open the cash register. >> the suspect put a gun to the cashier's head and robbed the shell gas station. a gray four-door sedan similar to a toyota corolla may have been involved in the robbery.

police are looking for three men they believe were casing a san bruno home. surveillance cameras captured images of the men. they are convinced the three were dropped off near a home they planned to rob, but the homeowner showed up. a fourth person in a white honda circled by, picked up the three men then took off. >> santa clara county leaders will meet today to dot the is and cross the ts on a bidding process to redevelop fairgrounds. they are considering options to create new fairgrounds that may include a community park, sports complex, performing arts venue. many possibles are still on the table. supervisors are expected to vote on a final version two weeks from now. >> metallica rocking the shark

tank last night. unfortunately that energy wasn't enough to power team teal to victory. the only bright spot for the sharks was a goal about midway through the third period. in the end, penguins came out top 3-1 and lead the series by the same tally. shark fans are not counting their team out yet. >> this is the first time we made it this far. we didn't make it this far for no reason. we're in this till the end. >> let's go! this is not the end. >> we won one there to force a game back home. everybody is happy to be playing. there is no quit in this team. >> fans are going to lose their voice. next stop pittsburgh game five this thursday night. it's right here on nbc bay area. if the sharks lose the series is over. game six would be in san jose sunday night.

>> it could be over soon for the cavaliers. warriors are in cleveland. a sellout crowd expected at oracle arena tomorrow night. it's the biggest party in the bay area. lots of people will pack inside oracles. tickets to watch the warriors on both wednesday and friday. officially tickets are on sale. last year a soldout crowd watched the warriors clif s cli title in cleveland. it will be a hot one. we see temperatures rise once again. >> we are in for a couple of days of cooler weather. here is what to expect. morning clouds becoming mostly sunny, very warm day. here is a look at lunchtime temperatures.

76 in the tri-valley. 75 in the south bay. san francisco staying in the 60s while we have mid 80s in the tri-valley. 72 east bay. peninsula up to 78. heading into the weekend, we'll talk about how hot it gets. that's coming up less than ten minutes. let's look at what's happening in emeryville. a lot of slowdowns. >> things are slow. we are not only looking at the slowing but have accidents starting to back up here. two of those are before the maze, one after the maze. it's going to be a slow go. south bay looking good. just a little slowing. yesterday we told you about that third grader banned from wearing a donald trump signed

hat to school. >> now take a look at that hat. it's all torn up. the unlikely way it ended up in this condition and what trump is now doing about it. biotech bad boy martin shkreli back in the news saying naughty things. guilty of fraud.

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martin shkreli says he's not guilty of fraud. >> the biotech bad boy walked out of court on monday. he behaved himself. >> much to our surprise. maybe we were disappointed, too. shkreli is the biotech ceo who raised the price of a critical anti-parasitic drug by something like 5,000%. he was charged with fraud in a separate case. monday in court he pleaded not guilty to those charges. he's out on bail. as you can see, he walked past cameras. he kept his expression neutral. he was next to his lawyer who has been pleading with him to stop making fun of the prosecutors. after court, shkreli would go into a dunkin' donuts where he says he brings all his dates. he went on periscope on twitter. >> i just came back from court. it went great. the judge slapped the government again, so -- thanks.

yeah, dude, sure. >> we dropped a word there. shkreli is famous for his attitude. in february he testified before congress and set the eye roll record for capitol hill. law makers asked him why he raised his drug prices so much, he said congress members were, quote, imbeciles. janet yellen indicated rate hikes are not coming soon. oil prices are up. shares of baileyvaleant pharmaceuticals got hit hard. they were dragged in front of

congress with shkreli. i promise the ceo of that company did not roll his eyes. >> his decorum in congress different. thank you very much. >> the dog ate my homework. here is a twist on that one. the same boy from fresno who was sent home from school for wearing a donald trump hat, his "make america great" hat caused conflict with fellow students. turns out his family dog had disdain for the hat. they destroyed it over the weekend. >> maybe they loved it. >> sure they did. the trump campaign promised a replacement hat signed by the donald just like the old hat. 6:17. want to check your forecast with kari. a nice start to our tuesday morning. >> it is tuesday. starts out cloudy but we'll get sunshine today. same weather as we had yesterday as our temperatures warm up

inland. clouds now over san francisco. get on out the door, get this day started. have the sunglasses for later on. 60 in the east bay. 61 in the peninsula. 58 in san francisco. north bay 59 as you head out in napa and santa rosa. 56. palo alto, a lot of sunshine by mid morning. 66 at 10:00. lunchtime perfect 70. more sun and it continues to warm up. 77 by 4:00. during that drive home, 76. not a bad day. 82 in los gatos. looking at a high of 63 and 70s for the north bay. there will be a couple of spots on the east bay with low 80s. 82 in antioch and 83 in pleasanton. as we take it hour by hour in san francisco, looking at some

of those temperatures making it into the mid 60s in the mission district, financial district 65 today. high pressure kept it hot and sunny. area of low pressure moves in. it won't bring rain. it's well to the north of us. we will have a strong enough onshore flow to help bring back our temperatures, if only for a couple of days before it starts to ramp right back up. looking at walnut creek up to 85. friday 77. that will be the coolest day then look at sunday up to 90. this is what is expected this weekend. sunday is looking hot. after a mild start to the weekend, we will have some of those inland areas in the north bay as well as south bay hitting

low 90s once again. almost like the weather we just had over the past weekend. a little bit more of a break from the heat. let's head over to anthony to get a look at what's happening. >> if you are a carpooler, you've got a break from the traffic. the there are slow spots. coming in from emeryville, a few accidents near hercules. just past that around the berkeley curve another accident. just past the toll plaza there is a stall involved with a big rig. a lot of slowing coming through this area. east bay looking good. altamont pass starting to see slowing. no accidents there. south bay seeing typical slowing. 101 starts to slow. we'll take you outside. not all that bad. wide open lanes in some spots. speed limits here a little bit slower than usual.

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surprise you. doctors and dentists don't have to have malpractice insurance. catherine sued her dentist for malpractice and won. she will get nothing. in part because the dentist died but he didn't have insurance. state law doesn't require it and doctors don't have to tell you. catherine wants the legislature to change that. >> it should be very transparent. doctors don't want to have insurance then it should be, patients should be notified going into the office. >> concerned whether your doctor has malpractice insurance? ask. if you don't like the answer, you can choose a different doctor. send us your question. 888-996-tips. tomorrow at 6:20, a dispute over vacation rentals. chris chmura, nbc bay area news. mixed martial artist kevin ferguson better known as kimbo

slide died. he was hospitalized yesterday for undisclosed reasons. he became famous in the mid 2000s thanks to a series of backyard fights that went viral. he was scheduled to fight next july 16th. he was only 42 years old. dignitaries from around the world are making their way to muhammed ali's hometown to pay their final respects to the man who transcended sports and influenced the lives of millions. >> tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. former president bill clinton is expected to give the eulogy on friday. >> he will. we'll hear from billy crystal and bryant gumbel, ali's wife and oldest daughter, the president of turkey expected to be here with other celebrities and dignitaries. will smith who played ali in the movie by his name, and we are going to see a number of different ministers from different faiths.

this is something muhammed ali wanted. the plan very specific to his needs signed off by him years ago. the fact that it's in his hometown of louisville, the procession that will take people through the streets of louisville where he grew up. in addition to that the city is preparing to welcome crowds of people coming in for this memorial service that ali himself very much wanted to be open to the public as part of that they opened a new website. they are offering free admission to the ali museum. they've got a festival that starts tomorrow to give children and other visitors an opportunity to experience and learn more. >> quite a footprint muhammed ali leaves behind. suspect wanted for killing

two police officers. 32-year-old facing attempted murder charges standing a 12-year-old boy in a robbery. >> anger over a lenient sentence for a former stanford swimmer accused of sexual assault. a call for the judge's recall. joining us on this primary

tuesday in california... i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/4shot= and i'm s b good morning. thanks for joining us this primary tuesday in california. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. more on the political process in a few minutes. first a check of your weather.

soupy a little bit. sunny later on. >> especially along the coast. we'll see all this clearing out through the day. it's now 58 in san francisco and 06 in the east bay. we will get sunshine once again. 73 for the north bay. low 80s for the south bay and the tri-valley. still a wide range in temperatures. we will take a little bit of a break from sizzling temperatures before it comes right back again this weekend. i'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to anthony tracking problems for parts of the east bay. >> you can see the traffic flow here is slow. we are moving. that's good news. the first two are right around the richmond/san rafael bridge. one involved a motorcycle. slow go. make sure you're paying

attention approaching the scene. past the toll plaza there is a big rig stalled. east bay looking good. no accidents from 880 down to the south bay. >> take a look at that. intense flames destroying two cars in oakland. happened about three hours ago 64th avenue. fire crews tell us the flames were so hot, the fire cracked the windows of a nearby building. luckily, no one was hurt. no word on a possible cause. >> a lot of people across the country voicing their disgust this morning for the sentencing of former stanford swimmer brock turner. turner could have received a sentence up to 10 years in prison for sexual assault. instead he was given six months

of a crime for the assault of a woman behind a dumpster at stanford campus. >> bob redell is live at stanford. is there a petition to remove the judge in the case. >> there is a movement to remove superior county judge aaron persky from the bench. 250,000 people signed a change.org petition demanding his removal. that's more than triple the number of people from yesterday. after months of refusing to do so, law enforcement for the first time has released brock turner's mug shot from the day of his arrest back in january of 2015 they released the mug shot taken last week after his sentencing. it was on thursday that judge persky, foreman captain of the stanford lacrosse team sentenced the 23-year-old turner, a former star of the stanford swim team to six months in jail and three-year probation of the

sexual assault of a 22-year-old woman outside the fraternity house. he could have faced ten years in prison. he could be out on probation in as little as three months. >> will be like a little blink in his life and for this woman, it's a lifetime of grief. >> six months is not enough for something that serious. >> in a powerful letter to the judge which has gone viral, the victim urged the court for a strict sentencing saying in part, "you took away my worth, my privacy, my energy, my time, my safety, my intimacy, my confidence, my own voice until today." in turner's defense his father wrote a letter to the judge saying incarceration was not an appropriate punishment for, quote, 20 minutes of action." brock turner is appealing his conviction. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. an alarming crime in the

east bay where a 12-year-old boy was stabbed several times in the back while he was simply waiting for a family member inside a san leandro bank. an update on the little boy's condition and charges the suspect faces. >> reporter: that boy is in stable condition but when it comes to the suspect 32-year-old iona hammond she was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. those charges have changed to attempted murder. that's because of a number of factors. they are telling us it's because of the severity of the boy's injuries and the fact the stabbing was unprovoked. hammond faces second degree robbery charges and is being held at jail. it was at a wells fargo bank east 14th. hammond walked into the customer service area and stabbed a 12-year-old boy from behind with pair of scissors as the boy was sitting in a lounge chair waiting for family members. hammond demanded cash from the

bank and customers robbing at least one person. she tried to run away from the scene and at the time of the arrest she was holding the scissors she used to stab the 12-year-old boy. >> i can only imagine what the boy is going through, the shock, the scare. >> that boy was in town visiting family, according to police. he remains in stable condition but will need surgery. hammond will be arraigned tomorrow afternoon at the hayward hall of justice. >> 6:35shgs gun shot wound not the fire is what killed a man accused of shooting two police officers last week. he died from a self-inflicted gun shot wound. he shot two police officers after a traffic stop last wednesday before hiding in a fremont home where he was soon surrounded by s.w.a.t. teams. fire broke out after officers

shot tear gas inside the home. two officers are still hospitalized. one remains in critical condition. >> anger over multiple freeway shootings that sent five east bay mayors directly to sacramento demanding action. they hope a camera crackdown will put an end to crime scenes like these. chp is blaming mostly gangs for that violence. mayors want surveillance cameras on 80 and highway 4 with license plate readers and shot spotter technology. >> we are local officials so we don't have say-so over the state freeway. what we can do is what we are doing today. >> yesterday's meeting with the governor staff is the first step in bringing state law makers onboard. mayors wanted $50,000 to pay for the roadway. >> san francisco supervisors hold a hearing on modified city laws. last month they approved a

sanctuary city policy. it bars law enforcement from notifying federal agents when an undocumented immigrant is being released from custody. it gives new sheriff wider discretion to notify agents under certain circumstances. the amended measure prohibits use of city funds in the an enforcement of federal immigration law. >> this might sound familiar. have you had your car stolen in the bay area? you are not alone. the bay area is among the top regions in the nation for theft. san francisco had more than 30,000 car thefts last year. san francisco had the most thefts a year before. who is number one? that belongs to modesto. seven other california regions find themselves in the top ten. that includes stockton, lodi, vallejo and fairfield. 6:37. the fight to contain flames continues this morning. a strike team from the south bay

is joining in that fight. the coleman fire is about 15% contained but has grown to 2300 acres. the fire is burning in the los padres national forest. it started fire and spread quickly because of strong wind gusts and hot temperatures. more than 120 homeowners evacuated so far. this is one of six large fires burning across the state. california is doing well when it comes to conserving for the drought. water resources control board announced the average household used 77,000 gallons of water per day in april. that compares to 104 gallons used by people in april 2013 before california ordered mandatory water cutbacks. state officials are lifting the mandatory conservation order for water districts to prove they have enough water if the drought lasts another three years.

>> i don't think there is rain in our future. >> more of that great stuff for the next couple of days. this summer starts this weekend. let's get a look at what to expect. morning clouds and becoming sunny and warm. a look at lunch time temperatures. 64 in san francisco. all sunshine across the bay. 78 in the peninsula for the high. 80 in the south bay. we'll have 80s in the tri-valley. not as many widespread 80s as we had just a couple of days ago. it does warm up in time for the weekend. we'll talk about that in less than ten minutes. the san mateo bridge is slowing down. >> we don't have any accidents. here.

we have slowing and one involves a motorcycle. keep in mind as you go through that section of the bay area, hit the brakes a little bit. 101 is starting to slow. steph curry out, sort of. we'll explain next. thousands upon thousands of soccer fans descending on the south bay to see arguably the most popular player in the sport. most left disappointed.

vandal who tried to firebomb the kardashians"d authorities in southern california are looking for the vandals who tried to fire bomb the kardashian's dash store located on trendy melrose avenue. late last night someone heaved a molotov cocktail through the window. the fire didn't spread and no one was in the store at the time. > vandalism in the grand canyon, vandals spray pointed over a rock. park rangers released these photos of the graffiti. it says evans 16. this couple walking away from the rock could be responsible. it's the third vandal incident in recent months. earlier this year, actress

vanessa hudgeons had to pay a $1,000 fine carving into a truck. law makers are considering reworking tsa operations to improve passenger screening and wait time. tsa administrators and the department of homeland security inspector general will be questioned. bay area airports could do worse. researchers crunched the numbers and found 85 u.s. commercial airports where flights have been delayed an average of 15 minutes. no bay area airport landed in the bottom ten, all three did make the list. sfo ranked 17th in the number of flights delayed. oakland was close behind at 20. baltimore finished worst with 23% of flights delayed. one of the big questions in the presidential race is how much does donald trump make? >> he's the only presidential candidate to not turn over his

income tax records in modern political history. that has a lot of people looking for evidence. >> they found crane's business discovered trump takes a $300 tax credit on his property tax for the penthouse he owns atop the trump towers. that's his primary home. that tax credit is available to people who make less than $500,000 a year. crane's asked trump's campaign about it. why does a billionaire take a tax credit open to people who make less than $500,000 a year? a city tax representative said it was a mistake, but that same tax credit just showed up on his property taxes again this year. this time the trump campaign says the tax credit was once again an error. trump did turn over financial data to journalists last month. it was a list of trump businesses and the income they make not accounting for expense.

t-mobile is offering new deals to subscribers including giving each t-mobile user a share of stock in the company. that's worth about $45. it's also offering a deal to subscribers each tuesday. today is a frosty at wendy's. you get a freebie for every line you have. >> steph curry not just outshooting lebron james but outselling shoes. shares of nike and under armor have been under pressure. nike suing one of its stars. he's trying to switch to nubell. often times the shoes are the things paying off, endorsements than the salary.

>> brings a lot of big sales to those countries. >> curry, in kick. >> he defected from nike to under armor. >> they got his name wrong. that didn't help. thank you very much. who are the biggest sports stars in the world? >> they could be in the bay area. steph curry, lebron james? >> lionel messi. >> he is arguably the best player in the world. he was as levi stadium. there he is. the crowd went wild. fans went to watch him play. he was sidelines with a sore back the entire game. >> the reason i bought the tickets to begin with was to

watch messi play. 90% of the people, that's what they did it for. you're left with that bittersweet. >> they didn't get to watch him play. take a look at these people. fans lying on the ground trying to peek through the fence hoping to catch a glimpse of the athlete. argentina won last night 2-1. >> steph curry could be adding another championship ring to his jewelry collection but won't be playing for olympic gold. the warriors' star announcing he is with drawing his name from consideration for the 2016 summer games in brazil. officially, curry says it's because he wants to heal up after the final. he was banged up in the early part of the play. >> he's on fire once again. >> it's been a long season for these players.

we've seen a little relief from the heat now. >> we are on this roller coaster. we start out with hot weather, it cools down. we are in that. this morning we are feeling slightly cooler temperatures. we have more clouds and fog. more sunshine later on today. let's go above the clouds. we get the view from mount hamilton. clouds covering all the south bay. if you want to see the sunrise, we are seeing that there. temperatures in the low 60s and peninsula, 58 in san francisco as we drop in on the east bay. we get a closer look. 57 in livermore and sunol as well as dublin. walnut creek at 56. opening up the picture, we have the biggest headline for the east coast, tropical storm colin. this is a large system. a lot of clouds well to the east

of that. we are not seeing a lot of this affect the east coast from north carolina. that system continues to move away from land. it dumped a lot of rain over florida. this will not be an issue as it continues to race off north and east. we are looking at more of this dry weather. temperatures up to 82 in los gatos. redwood city 78. emba emba embarkadaro 68. area of low pressure moving closer and knocking back the heat we had to deal with. it starts to feel better yesterday. that trend continues at least through the end of the week. this will give us a stronger onshore flow before high pressure moves in by sunday to bring temperatures back up. looking at low 80s today and tomorrow. san francisco will be in the mid 60s. 70s for the north bay as well as

east bay. tri-valley seeing temperatures come down. looking at the weekend, starts out nice with 60s in san francisco, 70s elsewhere, but then take a look at sunday. 92 in the north bay. 90 in the south bay. it will be heating up once again. still going up and down with these temperatures all across the bay. let's head over to anthony and see what's happening. >> south bay has been up and down. traffic ebbs and flows then piling back up. looking at slow spots 101 northbound san jose slowing. it does improve once you get past 87. we are starting to see slowing there. 101 does start to improve. 85 with that approach in

cupertino. same deal for the san mateo and dunbarton bridges. we did have earlier accidents approaching the bay bridge maze. this involved a motorcycle. trying to get that off toward the shoulder. it's slow all the way approaching the maze. metering lights are on. >> thanks. this morning people across california and the nation are mourning the death of helen chavez, wife of cesar chavez. she died yesterday surrounded by family members at the age of 88. >> if it wasn't for her, he wouldn't have been able to do his work. >> they had eight children when they moved to california to organize field workers. chavez traveled organizing as his wife helen tended to the family. her nephew says helen kept the movement together. >> she was right there as a

steadfast foundation to keep him going. she never wavered. >> united farm workers released a statement saying, helen used her fierce determination to help change the lives of thousands of farm workers and millions of others. the historic moment ahead of today's california primary. nbc news reported hillary clinton has sewn up the needed number of delegates. bernie sanders says the race is far from over. >> on this primary day in california, before you head to your polling location, see your personalized ballot at nbcbayarea.com. >> the condition for sale of the playboy mansion was that hugh hefner will be allowed to live there until he dies. the mansion has sold.

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>> they are both saying california should still head out to the polls and get out the vote. polls open at 7:00 this morning. they will remain open until 8:00 tonight. clinton is now theç presumptiv nominee as she has enough delegates and committed super delegates. bernie sanders said super delegates can change their mind until the democratic convention. go to our website for your election resources including your personalized ballot. sanders and clinton urging californians to get out and vote. >> we have the most important primary. the people of california have the right to determine who is going to be the president of the united states. >> we're going to fight hard for every single vote. especially right here in california.

>> super delegates made the difference in 2008 for hillary clinton. she had a lead of about 100 super delegates over barack obama in the beginning. they switched sides ahead of the convention as she eventually bowed out exactly eight years ago today. >> new this morning, thanks. 11 people were forced from their home. one of the victims was a kitten almost didn't make it out of the burning apartment building. look at firefighters to the rescue here. using a tiny oxygen mask to help the kitten breathe. the fire started in an apartment complex just before 3:00 this morning. three apartments were damaged, no one was hurt and that kitten saved by antioch firefighters will be fine. >> the cool tunes of metallica rocking the shark tank last

night. unfortunately, the energy did not translate to a victory for team teal. the only bright spot last night for the sharks was a goal midway through the third period that prevented a shutout. in the end, penguins come out on top 3-1 and lead the series by that same tally. game five set for thursday night in pittsburgh. >>. >> let's check the forecast. >> cloudy across the bay area. won't be like that all day long. we'll get clearing later this afternoon. right now to the upper 50s to low 60s. 66 for the high today in san francisco. still warm in the south bay as well as the tri-valley. >> school is not out yet for everybody. >> still heavy traffic. emeryville we had that earlier accident. still slow approaching the bay bridge maze there. outside you see what it looks like this. this will be a slow go approaching the maze. south bay things slowing on 101.

typical up toward palo alto. >> we'll have a local news update in about a half hour. local news update. =sam/4shot= good morning. making history. nbc news declares hillary clinton the presumptive nominee. the first woman in history to be nominated on a major party ticket. >> according to the news, we are on the brink of an historic, historic, unprecedented moment. >> but bernie sanders holds on, even after a call from president obama. >> we're going to go into that convention with enormous momentum. >> as voters in six states head to the polls today, the big prize, california, where the race could not be tighter. landfall. tropical storm colin now barreling across florida. powerful winds, heavy rain and possible torna.